does ondulado change to ondulada for a girl
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does ondulado change to ondulada for a girl (f).
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updated Jan 23, 2011
posted by electricmonk
Bienvenida al foro. Welcome to the forum. - 0074b507, Jan 23, 2011
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Not just for a girl, but to any feminine word (e.g. forma = shape)
updated Jan 23, 2011
posted by lazarus1907
Is it not true, however, that as opposed to Italian, if one were to say that she "ha ondulado", ondulado would not be an adjective and the ending would need not be changed? - Janice, Jan 23, 2011
Well, of course I mean if it is possible for a person to "ondular" (pardon the "to", I suppose it is contained in the Spanish infinitive. - Janice, Jan 23, 2011
I make this sort of mistake in Italian often.....and was so happy to discover that Spanish has a different rule:-) - Janice, Jan 23, 2011
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Ondulado is an adjective; therefore it must always agree in gender and number with the subject. The 4 forms of ondulado in Spanish are: ondulado, ondulados, ondulada, onduladas.
updated Jan 23, 2011
posted by gone
